Time Capsule Opened, Contained Confederate Flag, Money
A time capsule found in the base of a Confederate soldier statue removed from an Orlando park earlier year contained items from the bygone era.
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A time capsule found in the base of a Confederate soldier statue removed from an Orlando park earlier year contained items from the bygone era.
More than 20 years after devastating Hurricane Andrew struck Miami, the city's vulnerability to major storm damage has only grown.
Millions of Americans will be staring up at the sky later this month when a rare total solar eclipse will be visible in certain parts of the country.
Miami-Dade police have arrested three juveniles they said tried ramming a stolen car into a cruiser in pursuit.
Police have identified the victim as Guillermo Gonzalez.
Surveillance video and social media were used to track down four young men who reportedly vandalized two police cars that were being used as "decoys" to help deter crime in a Hollywood neighborhood.
North Korea appears to have made strides towards its goal to build a nuclear weapon that could strike the U.S.
Tiger Woods has a court date Wednesday morning in Palm Beach County, but the star golfer won't be there.
Tropical Storm Franklin is strengthening over the Bay of Campeche.
A grand jury has cleared Andrew Gillum after an investigation into whether software bought with tax money was used for political purposes.
The Miami Dolphins kick-off the 2017-2018 football season on Thursday, August 10th with the first pre-season game at Hard Rock Stadium which is sporting some major new upgrades which offer fans amazing watching experiences and fantastic new food choices.
The Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund was launched with the goal of supporting the brave men and women who serve America in the armed forces.
Disney's partnership with Netflix is coming to an end.
It was a special welcome for a World War II Veteran traveling to Pittsburgh from Fort Lauderdale to celebrate his 97th birthday!
The legal use of marijuana is the latest temptation available to the tens of millions of people who visit Las Vegas each year. But there's a catch.
